Cambodia-developed Digital Verification Platform Launched in Timor-Leste
Cambodia's Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications has officially launched the digital document verification platform, verify.gov.tl, in Timor-Leste. This initiative, part of bilateral IT cooperation, aims to streamline public services and reduce costs, notably for driver's licenses.
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